Perpetual Learning
It’s August 19, 2025, and I’m feeling… contemplative. For years, we’ve discussed how AI might change the world of work, especially creative fields. I’ve written about it myself, exploring the benefits and potential pitfalls. Well, today, I put that discussion to a very personal test. I’ve been working on an article about the history of … Read more
In the quest for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) that works with us, rather than potentially against us, a fascinating idea has emerged: what if individuals could host a simple, machine-readable file on their personal domains, akin to a website’s robots.txt or an API’s api.json? Think of it as a digital “user manual” for your interaction … Read more
It’s a common scenario for homeowners: you’re settling in for the evening, perhaps enjoying a quiet moment in the garden, when you notice it. A subtle, yet persistent, buzzing sound. Not loud, not alarming, but undeniably there. And it happens with uncanny regularity – every minute, for about fifteen seconds. For one homeowner, this sonic … Read more
It sounds like a familiar scene in many homes: the kitchen sink is overflowing, and you’re not quite sure what’s happening in there. This week, I heard a story that really made me think about the unexpected things that can happen in our shared living spaces. A homeowner’s roommate, in an attempt to tackle a … Read more
As someone who’s spent a career navigating the complexities of business and technology, I’ve always been fascinated by how decisions made in boardrooms or halls of power ripple outwards, affecting everyday lives. Today, I want to talk about something that touches many of us, even if we don’t realize it: the impact of certain economic … Read more
I’ve spent decades in the tech world, watching innovation reshape our lives. Today, as technology races ahead and wealth seems to concentrate, we’re standing at a crossroads. Sam Altman, a key figure in AI development, recently pointed out that this combination might push societies towards entirely new ways of distributing resources. It’s a thought-provoking idea … Read more
It’s interesting to observe how younger generations navigate their social and financial lives. A recent Bank of America survey highlighted a trend: a significant portion of Gen Z reports spending absolutely nothing on dating. This isn’t just about finding a partner; it speaks to broader shifts in how young people approach relationships, finances, and societal … Read more
So, you’re diving into a home renovation project. Exciting stuff! You’ve got plans to retile a bathroom and lay down some fresh laminate in the bedroom. But before the new materials go down, there’s the less glamorous task of dealing with what’s already there – specifically, old tile glue and lining compound on your subfloor. … Read more
Growing a giant pumpkin isn’t just about luck; it’s a calculated dance with nature, especially here in Zone 4b where our growing season is a bit shorter. This year, I managed to grow a pumpkin tipping the scales at nearly 1000 pounds, and I want to share what I learned along the way. Choosing the … Read more
You know, sometimes you just want a bit of peace and quiet in your neighborhood. Lately, I’ve noticed a few cars zipping down my street a little too fast for comfort, especially with kids and pets around. As a gardener, I’m always tinkering with ways to improve my home environment, and this time, it extended … Read more